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Work in Progress: Lucas Cranach’s Martyrdom of St Catherine

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With a reputation for being an impulsive and rapid painter, evidence from IR reflectography shows how this painting evolved as it was being made.

August 20, 2019 General, Life, Painting, Technology

The first Italian Master in oil: Antonello da Messina 2

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His time in Venice brought a succession of masterpieces, including the large San Cassiano altarpiece, a Salvator Mundi, and Virgin Annunciate which were highly influential.

August 2, 2019 General, Life, Painting

Medium Well Done: 5 Watercolour and gouache

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With a binder of gum arabic, watercolours came into use in the Renaissance, and have steadily increased in popularity.

April 16, 2019 General, Life, Painting

Coast: The drowned man

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Young boys and fishermen – their lives cut short. Artists including Dürer, Géricault, Malczewski, and Michael Ancher paint the tragedy.

January 27, 2018 General, Life, Painting

Seeing History: Don’t believe your eyes – visual fidelity and belief

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In the past, people have accepted the reality of mythical creatures, such as winged angels, unicorns, and dragons. When did we start being more objective in our belief of what we see?

January 18, 2018 General, Life, Painting, Technology

Wet in wet: a brief history of watercolour – 1, origins to 1800

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The first in a series of 4, starts with Dürer’s brilliant paintings, looks at Raphael, Hans Bol, and the beginnings of the ‘English School’.

September 2, 2017 General, Painting

Alchemy: 3 – oils in the northern Renaissance

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A detailed look at the materials and technique in van Eyck’s mature works, and those of Lucas Cranach the Elder.

August 12, 2016 General, Painting, Technology

Hieronymus Bosch: Christ Carrying the Cross, Christ Child (Vienna)

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The only panel surviving from a triptych. An original composition and almost personal involvement of the viewer.

June 30, 2016 General, Painting

Owls and the reading of Bosch’s paintings 1

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What do Bosch’s many owls signify? Wisdom, night, or something more sinister?

June 23, 2016 General, Painting

The Story in Paintings: Gustave Doré’s unknown paintings

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Known exclusively for his illustrations, Doré painted many large works in oils. He was a master story-teller in those too.

March 15, 2016 General, Painting

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